CD Reviews

Early 70's hard rock for collectors

RHaldy@excite.com | USA | 05/04/1999

(3 out of 5 stars)

"The first album by this power trio was released in 1971, and sounds like other hard rock bands more well known at the time. Like Budgie, this band has it's own unique sound, and features some fine guitar work. The songs are riff oriented but not as heavy as Zeppelin or Sabbath. The only problem is the overly repetitive nature of most of the album."

Great melodic guitar-driven rock

RHaldy@excite.com | 04/22/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is quite the album. After hearing the great playing and super tunes on this disc, it makes you wonder what became of the brothers Gurvitz. This album has the drive of Grand Funk combined with the jazzy tunefulness of Traffic. Exceptional."

Gregstillrockin

gregstillrockin | Rising Sun, MD United States | 05/25/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is an incredible album. The Gurvitz brothers rock like like you wouldn't believe. If you are a music lover of good hard rock then this will blow your mind."

Great example of Heavy Seventies Hard Rock!

Chris Toler | Massachusetts, USA | 10/13/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Guitarist brothers, Adrian and Paul Gurvitz, formerly of GUN, later of THE BAKER/GURVITZ ARMY, (with with drums God, Ginger Baker,) make a not-surprisingly guitar-centric album of surprisingly fresh hard rock from 1971, full of riffs, hooks, and variation. More upbeat and sharp than overly heavy, but still a great hard-rock CD."